Electronic Pop | House
The Amplifetes are a sort 4 piece super collective from Sweden — yes, as in the same place that has already produced Miike Snow, Peter Bjorn and John, and The Hives — the Swedes are killing it as of late. The Amplifetes are about to release their first full length album at the end of the month. Taken from it are the following tracks that are full of dance energy and enough pop sparkle to shine any Friday right up.
Can’t not wait for Coco Sumner (aka I Blame Coco) to drop her full length album, “The Constant”, this September. Coco Sumner is the daughter of rock legend Sting, so there is an inherited grit to her vocals that is such a stark contrast to the electronic backing tracks.
She has been quite busy as of late:
1 Teaming up with Drum and Bass producer Sub Focus to lend her vox on the track, “Splash”.
Sub Focus – Splash (ft. Coco – Rusko Remix)
2 Then her first single, “Caesar ft. Robyn”, got the remix treatment from non other than Miike Snow’s.
I Blame Coco – Caesar (Ft. Robyn – Miike Snow Remix)
3 And now her latest single, “Self Machine” also gets an equally energetic remix from Chew Fu. And it’s the best one yet. To coincide with her full length release she will also be releasing a third single called
I Blame Coco – Self Machine (Chew Fu Robotix Fix)
And here’s an unreleased track called, “Never Be”.
A nice blend of melancholic pop and brooding rock and with the help of The Hood Internet, it gets a driving beat and a slaps of Lil Wayne.
Bio:
Ramona Falls is an indie rock project founded by Brent Knopf and based in Portland, Oregon. Brent Knopf is also one-third of the band Menomena.
Ramona Falls – Russia (ft. Lil Wayne) (The Hood Internet Remix)
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